Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-14

West Glover, VT.
Burton
DR.. Pear sons dental rooms will b,
closed until about the 24th inst.
VI. Z. Ladies' Aid Society meet:
with Mrs Reed on Wednesday after.
noon.
Everybody who has occasion tt
travel on the hill oads.represents theil
condition as lawful"
The I. club will meet Tuesday
evening Mar. - in their new clut
rooms which have lately been given
them for their use.
There will be a meeting of the list
ers of the county at Newport on Mar
23d. at one o'clock p. m, to arrange
for uniform appraisal of personal
property.
Gen. Grout who reached home
some DAYS since from Washington i.
in good health and spirits. His in
timacv with the democracy of the
countrv.as assembled in Washington
does not tend to convert him to thai
political faith.
Revival religious services are be
ing held in the new Methodist church
Willie Mccain, revivalist anC
successful Christian worker, is ex
pected to-day. Everybody is in
yited to be present. Considerable
time will be given to song service.
NJ. Cass of Sheffield, piano anC
organ dealer, kindly set into the
new Methodist church n Smitl
American organ to be used during
dedication week. The organ is al
ordinary home instrument, of pretty
design and fine tone. 1t is for sale.
Frank Bemis, who has been clerl
for Mr.. Powell several years, hai
obtained n situation in the Boston
Clothing Store 1t Newport at an adj
vanced salary. Frank has been al
honest, courteous, obliging salesman
and we are sorry to lose him, but WI
bespeak for him success in whatever
he undertakes.
DIT. ii. Hoskins ofNewport is ou
with his catalogue of seeds, nursery
stock and small fruits. We always say
word of commentator for Dr. Hos
kin's goods. We believe him to bt
honorable: that his trees, seeds, etc.
are what he recommends them, anC
that there is nothing better for Yer.
mont farmers, fruit growers or gar.
deners.
There we've preaching services Al
the new church Friday and Saturday
evenings by Rev. John Currier
From thirty 10 fifty years age
Mr.. Currier was prominent as {
Vermont preacher, presiding elder
etc. lie has always been an able
preacher and a most exemplary man
Revs. Webb and Donaldson expect.
ed. were detained by sickness il
their families.
The Barton Cornet Band will give
Grand Masquerade and Promenade
Concert in Opera Hall, on Tuesday
evening. March y. Prizes will be
awarded to the lady and gentleman
who wear the most elegant costumes,
and also to the lady and gentleman
who wear the most comical ones.
An oyster supper will be furnished
~ the dining rooms by the Odd
Girls for their own benefit.
Ira Colburn of Albany, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Cutler of West GLOW
er. who were present at the dedication
Thursday. were also present %
years ago last Christmas, when the
old church was dedicated. They
took part then in the choir.
By invitation, Mr.. Charles f. Cut
Ter. son, was present this time to
assist the choir; Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw Of ST. Johnsbury kindly Assem-
ted 10 come to aid the choir in the
singing, for which they are kindly
thanked
Geo. W. Grout of Derby is canvas
sing parts of Orleans, Caledonia and
Essex counties for Miller d House OF
Beebe Plain, in the sale of hardy ap-
pies, small fruit, ETC. This stock il
all grown at Derby and Stanstea6
and Is really ironclad. Our people il
this section have been beaten enough
by fruit-tree peddlers from abroad
who are themselves unreliable
and whose trees are often worthless
Mr.. Grout is an honorable man anC
be Is doing business for people who
are both reliable and responsible.
Uncle Ezra Badger who has beer
resident of this village for about y
years, died at the house of D. +
Badger in the North part of the tow
last week. Mr. Badger had formerl,
lived in Irasburgh, Holland and Der
by. lie was a kind obliging ano
law-abiding citizen, respected by al
who knew him. His funeral was at
tended on Friday by Rev. W. /
Todd and the remains brought to tn
village for burial. Mr.. Mr. o. 4
Badgers people extend thanks u